New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-15

also condemn in writing the doctrines which he has
bntes to % IN the ne soSsy ass
your authority in dealing with him" The command
10 retract the dectne Of the equal right OF all Gods
children TO the general bountes OF nature simped my
position exceedingly. could NOT, without SHINING
therefore shining against the Holy Ghost have oyed
this brutal command had given final SiisTsnse on
Deceinler 20. IN Che following words: Ny fectriss
ported interviews and in published articles, and repeat
II here have taught and shall continue to teach. in
SstrHi 1op-rts & m. psope in common e and thai
private ownership OF land h against natural justice no
MATTER by what cvu ecceStastical laws II may be
sanctioned, and wed bring sbont instantly. II Ic ua.
such change of laws al the world over would conns-
compensation to The misoaliei owners"
Now surely II il deploraiie cf dsobedienec"
mae use Of authority-to refase rctfact scicntno
TRUTH clear1y perceived, when such reraetion Is DE-
selves condemned the doctrine officially and whe al The
moment at which they are demanding retracton sof me-
confess 10 others that they have examined
the doctrine. Bishop Kesne, OF Richmond. wrote TO
pe from Rome letter dated the nth Of january the
very day OF the receipt ~ this telegram Of Cardinal
sineeni which am discussing IN whish letter Bishop
Keane assures me that hn learned from Cardinal
tbay he Ind never examined the doctrine For Ia
to Rome iinar the circumstance without obeying tho
foois errand II must he borne in MAD ma. p 10 fat
time had never refused to go TO Rome. nor had de-
Their right TO summon To Rome under the crctin
stances.
bishop Corrgsn and Through HIM the Propaganda in tho
December 20 which the Archbishop told me
be had sent copy ROME that found thar
should not be able to to Rome; that there
eral personal reasons, any one OF which must be
sufficient: that had had reason TO feel concerned
about my health for time, and that my physician
ordered me not to undertake. the Journey that had noe
the peeuniary means, and that several
young children Of my lately deceased needed my
presence and support 1t may he well 10 remind the
public that my physician was the eminent DIR. Shrady
and 1t may be permissible to state the fact tina. Was
at time troubled with serious heart affection
In his answer to this Archbishop Corrtgan. brutay
ignoring the grave reasons which had given. sad:
Your note Of the Goth inst brought the painful infe
gence that you declined going 10 Rome" To mako
more clear possible the truth of the act which Is now
forgotten suppressed by many that the retacton
Of economic doctrines was the one essential condition
q. dealing with these people ON any other footing than
that Of criminal To be punished, Il Is well TO quote
from the letr of Archbishop Corrigan of Decem-
Der -. OF th-se doctrines he says In view OF such
declarations permit you exercise the holy ministry
would he manifestly wrong uDlsss you Withdraw them
as hope and trust you willthe In forco
viii be proonged pso facio until the receipt Of the let
TOR of instrctlon from Cardinal Sncent its way
TO Tins Ths sitsr Of Cardinal sineon approached
me severely Tor former utlerances for the LAND
League and lar public adberccs the doctrines OF
Henry Gegsga. which. M h mtsx1d he lxtsr coz
fesscd he had nsver exaiaed And Whist THE Caro-
nal calls ysn Axcusss wsrs the sravest duty f sss